공통영어1 동아 이병민 2과 본문 빈칸

You never get a second chance ____ make a first impression.

It ____ very important to make a good impression on others when we meet them for the first time.

____ people aren’t the only ones who make first impressions — books do as well.

A powerful first line ____ a book can catch readers’ attention and make them want to read on.

Authors ____ spend weeks, months, or even years coming up with the perfect opening line for their books.

Let’s take a look at some of ____

No one can stop the sands of ____

Every child becomes an ____ whether they want to or not.

But the opening line of Peter ____ states that there is one child who is the exception to the rule.

Peter Pan is ____ boy who refuses to grow older.

He wants ____ have fun and stay a child forever.

One night in London, ____ Pan and Tinker Bell visit the home of Wendy, John, and Michael.

Peter Pan invites them to a ____ island in the sky called Neverland.

It ____ a magical place where dreams are born and excitement never ends.

____ children take Peter Pan’s hand and their adventure begins.

Only ____ can visit Neverland, and they do not grow up as long as they remain there.

They have a wonderful time ____ Neverland.

But in the end, the three children ____ to return home and grow up.

What is the reason for this unexpected ____ Read the book to find out.

What comes to mind when you ____ the word “camp?”

Many people ____ think of fun activities like fishing, having a barbecue, and sleeping under the beautiful stars.

So ____ kind of place do you imagine Camp Green Lake is?

Perhaps it is a beautiful ____ where a green forest surrounds a blue lake.

But the ____ line of Holes paints a different picture.

It states that there is no lake there ____ its name.

Through this ____ Sachar is hinting that Camp Green Lake is not a normal camp with fun and games.

In fact, Camp Green Lake is not a ____ at all.

Located ____ the desert, it is like a prison for bad boys.

The main ____ of the book, a teenage boy named Stanley Yelnats, is different from the other boys in the camp.

He hasn’t ____ anything wrong.

He was just in the wrong place at ____ wrong time.

Stanley and the other boys at Camp Green Lake ____ expected to improve their character by digging holes every day.

Stanley suspects that there ____ another reason for the digging.

Will Stanley successfully dig up the truth about ____ Green Lake?

Typically, clocks strike from ____ to twelve times.

But George Orwell’s well-known novel, 1984, opens with ____ clocks striking thirteen times.

In a normal world, a ____ striking thirteen is out of the ordinary.

But in ____ mysterious place, it doesn’t seem to be unusual.

Not just one clock but all clocks strike ____ here.

What’s more, ____ number thirteen is often associated with bad luck in Western cultures.

In this way, Orwell hints to the readers that they are about to ____ a world that is dark and unfamiliar.

The story takes place in an imaginary country called Oceania in ____ year 1984.

____ government tries to control everyone’s life.

It has even created a new language ____ limit people’s thoughts and expressions.

Big Brother, the leader of Oceania, watches ____ that goes on through television screens.

As long as Big Brother is in power, the people of Oceania will ____ be free.

The main character, Winston ____ does not agree with what the government is doing.

He wants to fight against Big Brother, but he can’t ____ it by himself.

Will ____ find others to join him?

Or will he give in and be controlled ____ Big Brother like the rest of the people?